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Welcome to Lakewood- Jacksonville's Premier Mid-Century Neighborhood! This beautifully updated 4BR/2BA home sits on a 0.25-acre corner lot in the sought-after Lakewood neighborhood. Offering the perfect blend of concrete block & stucco construction with modern interior upgrades, this home provides complete freedom with NO HOA or CDD fees. Enjoy peace of mind with major structural updates, including a newer HVAC and septic system. The bright & open interior features luxury vinyl plank flooring, perfect for high-traffic use and easy cleaning. The heart of the home is the updated kitchen, beautifully equipped for home chefs and entertaining guests. Step outside to your large, fully fenced backyard offering a secure oasis for pets, gardening, and outdoor gatherings. Nestled in a prime Southside pocket, this home is minutes from grocery & retail stores, medical & dental services, San Marco, and Downtown; it also provides easy access to commuter routes. Lakewood is a well-established, quiet residential neighborhood located in the Southside area of Jacksonville, Florida, highly regarded for its dense suburban feel, mature oak canopies, and strong neighborly bonds. A central pillar of this tight-knit neighborhood is The Lakewood Community association ("TLC"), a voluntary community association that actively coordinates neighborhood events throughout the year to foster connection among residents. Community Events & Social Life: TLC serves as the social heartbeat of Lakewood, organizing a robust calendar of annual gatherings for families, professionals, and retirees alike. Examples are: Spring Fling: A seasonal celebration bringing neighbors together to welcome warmer weather. Food Truck Nights: Regular evening gatherings featuring local cuisine and casual socializing. Back-To-School Bash: A popular late-summer event to celebrate local students heading back to class. Holiday Luminaria: A striking winter tradition where streets are lined with glowing lanterns. Key Characteristics & Culture: Mid-Century Architecture: Developed heavily starting in the 1940s, Lakewood is widely recognized for its Mid-Century Modern architecture and classic 1950s ranch-style homes. Natural Landscape: Bordered by the St. Johns River to the west and historic San Marco to the north, the area features a classic Florida landscape filled with palm trees, large oaks, and small neighborhood lakes. Academic Street Names: Reflecting its post-WWII development era, a unique hallmark of the community is its street names, which are named after prominent colleges and universities (such as Clemson, Cornell, Fordham, and Emory).

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